Restraints that are too big or too loose could cause
A) Anger and mistrust
B) Strangulation
C) Confusion
D) Nerve injuries

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Restraints that are too big or too loose could cause strangulation, as there is a risk of the person getting entangled or slipping out of the restraint and getting choked. Restraints should fit snugly but not be too tight to avoid discomfort or nerve injuries. Anger, mistrust, and confusion may arise from other factors and are not directly related to the fit of the restraint.

Restraints That Are Too Big or Too Loose Could Cause